In this lesson from Titus 2-5, we look at the last characteristic of a godly younger woman that older women are to teach and encourage in younger women- a younger married woman are is to be subject to her own husband.

In this lesson, we'll see that Christians are to view money and possessions as gifts from God to be thankfully enjoyed by His people and gainfully employed for the Kingdom of God. In short, we are called to be faithful stewards of God's wealth.

In this sermon, we continue to examine the war on truth, which Satan launched in heaven and brought to earth, so that we have a Biblical worldview for the direction, decisions, and mandates of our society, businesses, and governments.

In this sermon, we examine the war on truth, which Satan launched in heaven and brought to earth, so that we have a Biblical worldview for the direction, decisions, and mandates of our society, businesses, and governments.

How we think about and respond to money and possessions are signs of your spiritual health. In this lesson, we also look at 6 more financial danger signs that reveal spiritual trouble.

As we continue our series on the portrait of a godly young woman, we see that older women are to teach and encourage younger women to be good as a reflection of God's goodness.

In this special mid-week service, we heard a ministry report from Jerry - Kellie Benge on the work that God has done in them and through them during their 12 years as missionaries in Ukraine.

In Titus 2-4-5, the Apostle Paul provides a profile of a godly younger woman. In this lesson, we see that older women are called to teach and encourage younger women to be sensible, pure, workers at home.

In this special message, we consider the visibility of your faith. Where is your faith in Jesus Christ visible-

In this message, we see that older women are to teach younger women to love their children - another characteristic of the profile of a godly younger woman.